National Alliance for the biggest test for 5 days .. Umm Abdel Mahdi al-Maliki?

[ronscarpa]

National Alliance for the biggest test for 5 days .. Umm Abdel Mahdi al-Maliki?

Nakhel News - Thursday, 23 September 2010

Palm - The Iraqi politicians that the deadline it set for itself the political groups (National Coalition and the state of the law) in five days to select one candidate for prime minister may not be sufficient and there is no guarantee that Nuri al-Maliki, the current Prime Minister to win a second term.

The National Alliance, which includes a coalition of law led by al-Maliki and the Iraqi National Alliance, backed by Iran had given the same deadline on Tuesday for five days to choose a candidate for office in an attempt to end six months of political deadlock since the parliamentary elections that took place in March and the unfinished Pfaiz clear.

But some Iraqi politicians have questioned that enable the members of the National Alliance put aside their differences and agree on a candidate within five days, said a coalition of law to Maliki's, which won 89 seats in the elections and the Iraqi National Alliance, which won 70 seats, have announced their intention to integrate into the parliament will decrease the number of Seats two blocs together a few seats short of a majority in parliament, but some of them former partners-Maliki refused to support his attempt for a new term and nominated Adel Abdul Mahdi, Vice-President outgoing rival.

Said Amir Kanani member of Sadr's movement said the aim of this deadline was to pressure the political parties in the National Alliance to find a solution so as not to continue coalition restricted candidates Monday, and the search for alternatives or other mechanisms or other candidates, adding that this does not mean that the chances of al-Maliki has increased, but aimed at pressuring it.

He Kanani said the Sadrists are a key faction in the Iraqi National Alliance 39 seats, and they do not have a favorite candidate and will support either of them, whether or Abdul Mahdi al-Maliki if he persuaded each other to withdraw.

Mahdi said that the deadline step towards resolving the political stalemate that has pushed Iraq to the situation of political uncertainty, he hope to arrive brothers in the National Alliance to resolve and put an end to this crisis and there is a time limit must be met and hope that does not resort to extend the roof in time.

He said some politicians that even if Maliki's nomination by the National Alliance, it could have trouble convincing others outside the alliance to work with him did not get any political bloc an absolute majority in March elections, sparking a rivalry between the blocs led by the Shiites and those supported by Sunni and Kurdish factions For a site in the next Iraqi government.

The coalition, which won the largest number of seats in parliament's 325 seats, the coalition-led Iraqi Prime Minister Iyad Allawi former support the minority Sunni force was unable to coalition Iraqi - who won 91 seats in the new parliament, up two from a coalition of state law - to win the support of other deputies at his side to form a majority to form a government.

Aziz said Ugaili MP for the Iraqi National Coalition, even if al-Maliki called the National Alliance, the only candidate to head the government, it will lose in the next round and may not be able to convince others of the other blocs to join a government of national partnership.

He said even in the event of a national coalition to nominate its candidate only al-Maliki for the premiership, he will face a lot of reservations from other blocs, such as Iraqi Kurdistan because of the experience of the past four years for these blocks with Maliki.

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[deenar]

Bye bye M!!!! You will be swinging from a short rope soon! If you would have negotiated sooner, maybe you could have stayed alive in Iraq. Go to London!!! It's your only hope.

[buckwheat]

Bye bye M!!!! You will be swinging from a short rope soon! If you would have negotiated sooner, maybe you could have stayed alive in Iraq. Go to London!!! It's your only hope.

Are you serious? He is a professional politician. Do not even think you can second guess this guy. He has the best chance of being the next Iraqi PM. He will do whatever it takes to remain in power. He is no different from the rest of political incumbents in the all of the world. Power over the people is their religion: it's their lifeblood.

[Nelson0528]

Simple, Nominate Maliki, Mahdi moves allegiance to the Iraqi List, Mahdi wins. Problem Solved!!!!

Edited September 23, 2010 by Nelson0528

[Jac]

If Maliki was going anywhere he would be gone. With all of the delays it would appear that he will still be the PM. Here is a man that has been shot more then once, poisened, family members kidnapped and held, framed, almost blown up by his own security guards and just recently another attempt to assasinate him has been made when he landed in the hospital. It was reported as Diabetes Coma, untrue such does not require emergency surgery. The man is still standing his ground. Did it ever occur to anyone that he might just be the best PM at this time in Iraq's shakey Politcal environment?

Thank you for the post, Ron.

God Bless You.

Edited September 23, 2010 by Jac

[lambert]

[The man is still standing his ground. Did it ever occur to anyone that he might just be the best PM at this time in Iraq's shakey Politcal environment?

Very good point.

[idplzr]

I say just choose someone, anyone... Just get it done. How can anyone in the world have faith in Iraq's credibility as a country with the circus still lingering....?

[captj88]

If I'm not mistaken, didn't Hitler have a few close calls? From his most trusted?

[Drez]

I would be shocked if they meet their own deadline, this well get pushed back another week then another week. :angry:

[Williamjr]

5 Days & Counting...C'mon RV 2012!!!

[Bobbydee]

Thanks for the post Ron. Let's nominate the candidate who's last name ends in an I. God Bless Semper Fi